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The Star I Lost 

Renowned actress Norma Reyes rehearses a mediocre commercial play while her daughter Celeste decides to move out. Despite the stress of the premiere and the pain caused by her daughter's absence, Norma carries on.
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Renowned actress Norma Reyes rehearses a mediocre commercial play while her daughter Celeste decides to move out. Despite the stress of the premiere and the pain caused by her daughter's absence, Norma carries on.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Luz Orlando Brennan
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Studio:Caudillo Cine, Cine Fervor, Picnic, Make Unit, INCAA, Cine Argentino

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